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 Define "surgery". I think we have enough close calls with "surgery" as it is. Thank god for disable dongles. - geeknerd99 [more] |
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Using a "railgun launcher" or a long-travel solenoid
Has anyone thought about this? Knowing FIRST, there is probably a rule that prevents you from drawing large amounts of current from the battery to build a sort of "electronic pneumatic launcher" but I haven't seen much about it at all.
Pneumatics seems to be the best option to get a quick, powerful pushing force, but I always like to talk about alternatives. And also because saying you have a railgun on your robot would be pretty awesome. |
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